Phoebe Bridgers Announces 2026 World Tour: See the Dates

Phoebe Bridgers is officially taking her show on the road. Following a series of spontaneous pop-up performances across the U.S.—culminating in a sold-out, intimate acoustic engagement at New York’s Madison Square Garden—the acclaimed singer-songwriter confirmed on Friday, June 5, that she is launching an extensive concert tour this autumn.

Set to precede her highly anticipated third studio album, The Lost Tour 2026 will commence on September 15 in Indianapolis. The expansive trek will span major markets across the United States and Canada, including stops in Chicago, New York, Toronto, Boston, Nashville, and Los Angeles. Following the North American leg, Bridgers will head overseas for a series of high-profile European dates in cities such as Dublin, London, Paris, Amsterdam, and Berlin.

For the North American shows, the boygenius star will be supported by Alex G, while Isaac Wood will join the bill for the duration of the European run.

Tickets will be released via a two-day presale event. Fans are encouraged to register online, after which they will be randomly assigned a purchase window on either June 9 or June 10. Registration for the initial random selection closes on Sunday, June 7, at 11:59 p.m. CT; those who sign up after this deadline will receive access to the second day of the presale. The general ticket sale is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. local time on June 10.

In a continued effort to support social causes, one dollar from every ticket sold during the North American tour will be donated to RAINN, the nation’s largest anti-sexual violence organization.

While details regarding the follow-up to her previous records, Stranger in the Alps (2017) and Punisher (2020), remain under wraps, fans caught a glimpse of her new material during Thursday night’s MSG concert. True to her recent live performance style, the upcoming tour will maintain a strict “no-phones” policy, requiring attendees to secure their devices in locked pouches to ensure an immersive, distraction-free experience.